This cop detained a kid just for filming a building from the sidewalk, but the second her supervisor showed up, she learned the hard way how much she failed. >> They were concerned that you were photographing residents inside. >> No, there wasn't. >> You weren't? You just photographed them? >> Look, all these blinds are closed, yeah? >> Why wouldn't you stop when she asked you to? >> Do I have to? >> Yes. >> Was I being detained? >> Yes. >> What crime was I suspected of committing? No, you forced a Terry stop on me. >> No, we have to do an investigative stop. >> have to put me in handcuffs. Did I do anything illegal? >> That's what we're trying to determine. >> But what was he doing that they feel is disorderly? >> I explained to them the situation and they said >> Sam, what was he doing that was disorderly? >> He was recording them in the window. >> It's not illegal to do that. >> I just explained to them what he was doing and >> Okay, but time out. That's not illegal to do that. >> Okay. >> So, he's not acting in a disorderly manner if he's on the sidewalk walking by videotaping the outside of the building. That's the problem we have. >> And that's precisely why this whole thing ended up on the state attorney's desk.